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The Vector node produces SVG graphics — logos, icons, and illustrations that stay crisp at any size — by generating from a text prompt, vectorizing a connected image, or holding an SVG you upload.

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Three ways to get a vector

  • Generate from text — describe the logo, icon, or illustration in the prompt bar and click Run. Pick a canvas preset for the output: square, portrait, or landscape.
  • Vectorize an image — connect an Image node, and the Vector node traces it into clean SVG automatically. This is the move when a generated raster logo needs to become a real, scalable asset.
  • Upload an SVG — bring an existing vector file onto the canvas and use it like any other node.

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Export

Open the node’s ⋮ menu and choose Export as… to download the result:
  • SVG (original) — the source vector, ready for design tools and the web.
  • PNG or JPG — rasterized exports at a fixed size.
There’s also a Rasterize action that creates a connected Image node (PNG or JPG) — useful when you want pixels on the graph to feed tools that work on raster images.

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Connect it downstream

Vectors wire into Image, Video, and Composition nodes like any other visual. Flowy rasterizes the SVG behind the scenes before the run, so every generation engine can read it — you keep one scalable source of truth and still use it everywhere.
Vectors are for graphics with clean shapes and flat color. For photos and photoreal generations, use an Image node instead.